Allterra Group, LLC

[peggy]

clickform charges you $25 per report.......

 

[Midwest Guy]

Wow, that is alot of money!

clickform charges you $25 per report.......

 

[Kevin Mc]

Allterra Group LLC is owner by Joan Trice. Be careful before parting with your money.

 

[peggy]

About - Collateral Risk Network
Joan N. Trice is the founder and Managing Director of the Collateral Risk
Network. The CRN is a for profit enterprise owned by Allterra Group, LLC. For
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[NORTON]

About - Collateral Risk Network
Joan N. Trice is the founder and Managing Director of the Collateral Risk
Network. The CRN is a for profit enterprise owned by Allterra Group, LLC. For
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[Mike Kennedy]

Joan perhaps you missed this ?

Originally Posted by Joan Trice
Regulator message as being shared with me by lenders.

Kindly post any contradictory "Regulator message" which stipulates Lenders are authorized to hire duhpraisers who need "training" by the Lender - or a Lender's AMC Agent. Thanks.


"The appraiser selected to perform an appraisal holds the appropriate state certification or license at the time of the assignment. Persons who perform evaluations should possess the appropriate appraisal or collateral valuation education, expertise, and experience relevant to the type of property being valued. Such persons may include appraisers, real estate lending professionals, agricultural extension agents, or foresters.31

An institution’s selection process should ensure that a qualified, competent and independent person is selected to perform a valuation assignment. An institution should maintain documentation to demonstrate that the appraiser or person performing an evaluationis competent, independent, and has the relevant experience and knowledge for the market, location, and type of real property being valued.

If an institution establishes an approved appraiser list for selecting an appraiser for a particular assignment, the institution should have appropriate procedures for the development and administration of the list. These procedures should include a process for qualifying an appraiser for initial placement on the list, as well as periodic monitoring of the appraiser’s performance and credentials to assess whether to retain the appraiser on the list."

http://www.occ.gov/news-issuances/news-releases/2010/nr-ia-2010-138a.pdf

 

[Adios]

Originally Posted by Joan Trice
Regulator message as being shared with me by lenders.

Mike,

Bank examiners are asking what efforts lenders are making to train and communicate with appraisers. There is a bank examiner checklist but I am not sure it is updated post Dec 2010.

IAG is guidance. Broad, not prescriptive. Banks can give you a better clue as to what they are looking for.

 

[Adios]

EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED TO HEAR! Let's see if I can arrange some time to go!

There were exactly 100 in attendance. The next event is in Kansas City. If there is an unhappy appraiser who attended I haven't heard it. It is a powerful message --- direct engagement, appraisers as partners, full fee, commitment to training and communication.

 

[PropertyEconomics]

There were exactly 100 in attendance. The next event is in Kansas City. If there is an unhappy appraiser who attended I haven't heard it. It is a powerful message --- direct engagement, appraisers as partners, full fee, commitment to training and communication.

Do the "appraiser partners" get profit sharing and 401k benefits?

 

[Jo Ann Meyer Stratton]

I have signed up for the two day session in Phoenix in October. I have heard both of the main speakers at other seminars, so I know those two will present some good information in an understandable way.